Off topic: Donating your computer power to science
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Kirill Semenov
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Jul 4, 2006

A great chance to participate in daring and global scientific projects, donate your computer power for data processing and contribute your mite to the ever-expanding human knowledge:

http://boinc.berkeley.edu/

I've already joined SETI and Einstein Projects, but there are also many others, equally fascinating and fantastic.


 
Heinrich Pesch
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It slows down your machine Jul 4, 2006

I joimed once the global climate team, but my machine behaved considerably slower than befor, so I stopped the program.

 
Kirill Semenov
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You can control it Jul 4, 2006

Heinrich Pesch wrote:
I joimed once the global climate team, but my machine behaved considerably slower than befor, so I stopped the program.


The `Climate' Project is really resource-consuming, but anyway you are in control of everything. In every project listed you may edit your preferences and select the parameters which suit you. For example, by default, most projects consume 75% of your processor and virtual memory, as well as a considerable GBs at your hard disk, but you may state "No more than..." for each of the listed above, you may set the time of your inactivity after which the computing procedures starts, etc., etc. Everything may be customized, and it takes just a couple of minutes.

Btw, I've tried `Climate Modelling' too, and it takes so much time that resigned from it. It must be fascinating, but my 'puter just not as good for it, so I selected SETI and recently started `Einstein'.

[Edited at 2006-07-04 15:09]


 
Andrea Lorca
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more information about Climate Project Jul 4, 2006

Hi Kirill
Thanks for sharing this information, I think it's very interesting to be able to participate in the Climate Project. I also found more information in the BBC website:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/hottopics/climatechange/aboutexperiment1.shtml.

Sadly I am using a laptop for the time being and my other computer does not have inter
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Hi Kirill
Thanks for sharing this information, I think it's very interesting to be able to participate in the Climate Project. I also found more information in the BBC website:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/hottopics/climatechange/aboutexperiment1.shtml.

Sadly I am using a laptop for the time being and my other computer does not have internet connection so I can not join now, but maybe some of my friends can.
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